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The Supreme Court’s recent ruling overturning the warrantless use of GPS tracking devices has caused a “sea change” inside the U.S. Justice Department, according to FBI General Counsel Andrew Weissmann.
Mr. Weissmann, speaking at a University of San Francisco conference called “Big Brother in the 21st Century” on Friday, said that the court ruling prompted the FBI to turn off about 3,000 GPS tracking devices that were in use.
These devices were often stuck underneath cars to track the movements of the car owners. In U.S. v. Jones, the Supreme Court ruled that using a device to
Originally posted by satron
If I find one on my car, is it OK now to smash it in with a bat?edit on 26-2-2012 by satron because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by satron
reply to post by SGTSECRET
I wouldn't want to be declared a terrorist for destroying government property, so actually, it would probably just happen to dislodge itself on the highway, or over a bridge.
Originally posted by tjack
reply to post by satron
Or it somehow accidentally bounces off and sticks to someone else's car.
Originally posted by satron
If I find one on my car, is it OK now to smash it in with a bat?edit on 26-2-2012 by satron because: (no reason given)
It's both surprising and encouraging to see news actually reaffirming something constitutional, rather than the usual relentless, steady erosion of rights that normally greets us each day.
Originally posted by THE_PROFESSIONAL
Problem: Warrantless GPS
Solution:www.jammerall.com...